Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17
BRIGHT PROSPECTS.
The Farmers Highly ElAted Over Inc
Crop Outlook That Promises 10
Yield AbundGntlys

This Improyed Machinery of the age one
oS:;;,s Reasons of success-Preterehc'
FOR Certain Makes
TUE GAZETTE has led employed for the
mast two weeks speci&l reporter, oS y
tailed to make a general interview oI VIC
most responsible and prominent lSil me-
Tho came to the city, for the purpose oI
,,.tbeTino Information concerning the ci"P
0nITook at the present time. Inelr s.aLe
mants have been compiled, and aIIel :
csreiuI summary we find that the prosPeGI
10 lar better than was ANTICIPATED =
Tbrouphout this county the average ID
| calculated to yield about as toLlo"s' 1o
Cotton. from three-quarters TO one OSIe 7
! per acre.
| Corn, 90 bushels per acre.
Wheat, 40 bushels per acre.
Osts. 70 bushels per acre.
Barley, 90 bushels per acre;
irish potatoes, about lou DusAe49 pei
acre, etc. doubt tho
arast for many wears, and this TACT is
frIJv demonstrated by the way the larll-
ers are buying hay presses with WEIGH ~
,repare the nay for the market.
Fj~dinu it an excellent opportunity IOI
oatbrrina farm notes, the reporter H9ue
Il mis- business to 90 70 j. b. MI'Cn -. ~
- - where the farmers were seleCAhS
tbeir presses, to fad out WnlCh PIess
>. thew were most partial to- Trial Oh V Ao
Gonhle-actipg Perpetual Hay fress was
already in progress, and 10 8 huL IoSl., "a
/. INQUIRIES by the reporter, the loIo ,"tlS
n was ELECTED, that in space VI IL -
no hailed
% ~ hav with only one horse at the press
- ond ~ IL the labor seemed ratner llgnV
- COO The tying was nicely ana qulChly
- JCnp and il was observed that 8 speclAi
- aGin5tablg tie only was used; ana lnsteau
- ~ 'ue,no the old fashioned smooth oaIIus
~ - 45a tie already and properly cut
- ,gitS nateut ends for fastening Wes pro
40 rounre5 far superior. Alethar GROWING
= fostnre of this press is the bale Is comm
4. nonslv being tied and ciscnargeu,,,S9 .1Is
p inc no delay by stoppiog' Sitet hAul nIl2
bv ont these commendable poiAts, tne . .ea.
GU thing came the price; II Was
Of the selling price was only Szs2, 80 cod
Daaderick andW hitman eithe rene are you
r. a. SS00 and can do no betteE4sor mole
20 aot,sfsctory woEE; and this poi4
;cb +bet.hsd heavy wesght with the IA sAsr'
10 80 md gTf5Sssby watchitEA the trial test.
80 Et4ang E6shed for Tme and .nsylng
,n5 fsss sat51ef%matters t attend % the re re
Az Started to lsave, but upon Ia
ohio Sso SfF OF Mr.. Mitchell and his 1aT
nor friepds to remain while an eNsmlna
tion of thsgNance Improved Cotton res
.om was beins.Inade he consented 10 uo ~
yn and Mr.. Mitchell proceeded 10 sta'e W.
be he claimed for this reno"ne" Oo'''
tell press: -, .5irstirg mt reduce
silk friction one-hat. -,,-o ~ mr.,
oa- ,o-iio1 to the power used than any otnt
pToes known. A four.inCh belt does u
,out work. -,-.,,to;+,- s+reno
S'"S md dn~abilitv. No breaking OF part
- consequently no expense for repairs.
TO Tne+ o1ick and rapid work is one
I1.u f4s main features (the follow block can
Pm -, mn IN one minute. This adVanta
- clone has influenced many 10 Duy anu u
card other presses. .r,,,i
49,, That it is simple, easy UNI
oress that is understood auu 90
IF worked by the ordinary pISnVatIoL l-,'-
; - 80 eccompljshes greater results tnah
zoos eAS I;o aoCo ishor will produce with CO..
.4P7. ppIicotnd Presses. Is always ready q
4e' ppaiisbIe. And the repairs in proport
~. - the number in use, is less than on
-orI1 nress ever invented.
DINER and improved cotton g
con .Sa6ars and condensers. Now 5
GEESE NJ Iri+cheu. "While l have o
IL ratber elaborate in my descIlp'
y and emphasis of the Nance press, 1T SLY
~ 80 Ike YOU to understand that the ha!l
-, - w, iss favorite southern invention anu
S00 show some of the faest testI!nohlaLS
oot the best class OF planters anu laI IL
90
2 J., Teor of any other gin on the ruarhet
COLI . n,s,o os &c taken By Mr.. Mitchell 10
ccircnIars 10 suv one on application d
Il 40 in this CITY. In fact, cataio:
2el1 Is - ali the mschinery nan
iolln - him will be mailed
10 a. T,vv for the benefit OF those VINO are
.eh INC .y,ilior With the T prt Scott arteslau
80 SrfII. and want to ne posted Gel ~ =
nc irc, this kind ola purchase, LhE OAH'
80 citos such TO the work that mas 49,
~ Iii here in Fort Worth, wnete - -
,[l,r,art been sunk. l. i iearneh on 81 =,
reefter formation that nearly .Cr,
-. citv was bored by the f.rV ~.
things e''y W. ,1.rson wanting TO enquire
edleh.' ~ tl1,, -. nf mis- make can get d
raoy 70 1H0 .t.ia;oI. desired from our Gil
1peneu' -, publish few facts tna'
o.o'.d irr this celebrated drilI,
lbs anu -I,.chine In its operation Will 81
ginning the macAlho ~
d said; ~ Tsi F3e peri ct rope distributio
e say il which Tue loP0 -
&C II -! o.. i c5fa7ls's seli-ao,>:ine ap9A
D. va an an nv which the tools are raised out
!. lg 80 M seH-hoisting arrangement
posei entir, ly of iron friction pune
t',n or nofstlng sabd bucket.
SG No ,,i1. /. Tne automatic let-out, oy me
,, - on which the operator !s enabled 20
so be piy out lne dIIil 80 stn,nnira the M:
Ing Gom. the earl T,'n ~ Ist ont little at
I'll '"i- IN TN. way drilling on tight r.
zclsiG ped what Is tecnni'S''s N''U
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